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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: Tony 270WSM on September 23, 2008, 09:47:42 AM
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Of the non-dangerous big game animals that you have had, which tastes best to you? Though I've only had burger from moose, it was great and would love to try some backstrap. Muleys have always tasted better than blacktails and elk, IMHO. Haven't had pronghorn... yet. So have to go with muleys.
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I prefer deer meat myself. The mule deer have been great but the last 2 whitetail I have taken seem to be better tasting. :EAT:
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elk, no contest. Although bear sausage is pretty damn tasty.
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Moose, no question!!
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Wallabie is pretty dam tasty...
but I got to go with elk as well.
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Elk! yummy
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The best I've ever had was alfalfa field whitetail fawn. Elk calf and a young bull moose a close second.
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I think it's all good but to answer I guess Elk or Moose are the types that I would readily accept if given to me. Not interested in someone elses venison or bear. But on the other hand my spring bear was just awesome! The hams were smoked and really some of the best wild game eating I've had. The bacon was also great.
Back to moose or elk. Big fat backstraps are hard to beat.
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The best I've ever had was alfalfa field whitetail fawn
See there you go. I've eaten 3 fawns and they were really tasty and tender. Not much there though.
This thread is making me hungry, I think I'll have a grilled cheese and bear bacon sammich!! :drool:
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Elk and Moose, Muleys taste like sage brush.
Carl
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Bear bacon is something i would like to try. Hands down elk is the best meat I've tasted but i haven't had whitetail, moose or caribou. Elk stroganoff is a tasty dish and i had it for lunch this afternoon. :EAT:
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Moose, with elk a close second.
Not a muley fan, but deer comes in third.
I would like to try some 'bou, though.
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Bear!
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Depends on their diet... I'm convinced of it.
Best I've ever had: Pronghorn Antelope
Worst I've ever had: Pronghorn Antelope
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Love it all. Moose is a real treat though I've not taken one. One year, the bow was one fire and the freezer was blessed with antelope (1), bear (2), elk (2), whitetail (2) and caribou (2). Ate meat 3 meals a day for weeks!
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Deer is best,although I shot A 3pt elk 3yrs ago that was awesome.
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crow seems like im always eating that. :chuckle:elk deer spring bear
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1. Beaver
2. Moose
3. Buffalo
4. Elk
5. Caribou
6. Whitetail
7. Blacktail
8. Mule Deer
9. Bighorn
10. Mt. Goat
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:cue: the ones i get :chuckle:
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they should all taste good if your gonna fill em with lead...........atleast thats what i think........
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Moose, moose, and moose. Nothing else I've tried is even close...
I try to stay away from the freeranging beavers...
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Muleys taste like sage brush.
Really? I've never had one that tasted like sagebrush. :dunno: Course, I guess I really don't know what sagebrush tastes like as I've never tried it.
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Elk. I've eaten all the elk and got moose and deer left in my freezer...
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Oryx.....hands down the best I've eaten.
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MOOSE
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Mmmmm.....fooooooood...... :EAT:
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Red Stag, I have had a lot of different game and by far they are the best followed by Axis deer and then Speedgoat! They Stags we shot in N.Z. were awesome.
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I had a bear steak next to a beef steak and I swear the bear was as good, just a little greasier. I wish I knew what cut it was, I am sure it had to do with how it was cut.
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Depends on their diet... I'm convinced of it.
Best I've ever had: Pronghorn Antelope
Worst I've ever had: Pronghorn Antelope
That's crazy, Ive heard a lot of people say they "hate" antelope also. I shot my buck some years back and it tasted awesome. Some of the best wild game we have ever had. It must be like a new car, either it's a gem or a lemon. Most likely how well it is field prepped. So far for me best tasting is elk or pronghorn.
MS
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I've always assumed elk would taste better than deer. We have been eating a lot of deer for the past 10 years. Last year my 14 year old boy shot an elk (I'm still elkless) and I couldn't believe it when my wife said she liked the deer meat better. Now I have to agree with her. Mule Deer all the way
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ELK ELK ELK!!!
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Axis Deer is melt in your mouth yummy. No better in my opinion. Elk in a close 2nd.
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Elk in my opinion.
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Muleys taste like sage brush.
Really? I've never had one that tasted like sagebrush. :dunno: Course, I guess I really don't know what sagebrush tastes like as I've never tried it.
sagebrush tastes like chicken :chuckle:we used to cook some backstraps over sage coals it was awesome
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Dall Sheep, Yummy, Yummy! 2nd would be Elk, 3rd Buffalo, 4th Moose, 5th Bou, of course the little Black Tail sure was tasty.. Hmmmm, Guess I have to take another this season to make certain.... One day I'm going to try Muskox............... AK F & G keeping me from it for the past eight dawings......... :chuckle:
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Moose and then Bear.
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spotted owl chowder
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spotted owl chowder
LOL
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i have to say elk as well. preferably a september cow.
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wisconsin corn fed white tail. yum yum. Then elk then black tail. buffalo good eatin
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wild Pork is the best. I've had Axis, Mouflon, Goat, Moose, Caribou, Elk, Blacktail. Grew up hunting in Hawaii we went pig hunting 2-3 times a month.
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deer elk snake caribou bear cougar wild boar moose Turkey
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The ones I've shot of course!!!
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whale its was greasy as hell but it tasted great
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Without a doubt it's Gemsbok!!! Number two would be Elk and Moose third.
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pronghorn, then moose.
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Moose and Elk dead heat.
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Moose and Elk dead heat.
What he said.
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spotted owl chowder
:lol4: :iamwithstupid:
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Elk for me. But so far this year ive been eating the non existant kind. :(
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elk, whitetail, muley.
havent had blacktail or moose. gonna be going after a blacktail during late buck.
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Coyote. Only if it is rare though. Dont overcook it. Damn good eating.
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BUFFALO
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The one on my plate
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Coyote. Only if it is rare though. Dont overcook it. Damn good eating.
nice, I thought i was the only one who knows the delicate flavor of a properly cooked coyote. you have to try the liver, fried with onions and mushrooms, uummmm!
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Dall Sheep !!!!
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Cooooooooooooogrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!! :drool:
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Elk!
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antelope, blacktail, whitetail, mule deer, elk, its all good....
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Like it all
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Elk Calf, baby!
Better than USDA prime beef served on a gold plate by Kate Beckinsale (or your preferred wait person)
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I would have to say moose hands down, followed by antelope.
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Moose then elk
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moose and elk
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I had some caribou sausage when I was 15 yo that still makes me salivate just thinking about it.
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cougar.
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ELK ELK ELK did I mention ELK :chuckle: :chuckle:
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Elk, Sitka blacktail, Whitetail, Blacktail, Moose, Cougar, Pronghorn, Muledeer and Bear in that order.
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Elk/Moose but if only one ELK.
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I like it all. But as others have already said, it depends on diet, field prep, how it was cut/cooked, how quickly it died, etc. I have had moose, elk, deer (blacktail only), bear, antelope, and cougar. The deer was probably my least favorite. Moose and berry-gorged bear is at the top of my list.
A couple folks mentioned Dahl sheep. I have heard from a few others who have tried it and they say it is the best!
Also a couple of you mentioned some African plains game. A friend who has eaten most north American game and several varieties of plains game said the best meat he has ever eaten is Eland - hands down!
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ELK taste #1............
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Wolf ;) :chuckle:
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I am going to have to say mule deer for me, especially young mule deer. Yummy... :drool:
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Nuthin' like a stinky ol' blacktail in full rut. Marinated in a fresh bottle of doe in estrus straight out of the bottle. Has a nice burn.....
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Eland steaks medium rare, with a good bottle of red wine....
Elk is my second choice.
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Moose, Elk, deer
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When ever I'm hunting and am eating something I just killed I feel like it is the best steak I ever had. At home it is moose, deer, caribou and then a friend just gave me some antelope that was delicious. When I finally get an elk, I'm sure that will be up there also. I've always heard dall sheep is hands down the best! I would like to try it some day.
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hands down IMO Dall sheep
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The fresh elk backstrap I had for dinner tonight was awesome. :drool: